The galaxy is imaginary. Time and Space is imaginary.
Why?
Because I created the Galaxy and when you create a galaxy one of the bi-products of doing that is Time and Space is created too (within that galaxy).
Time and Space don't exist outside of galaxies really. They are only a bi-product of creating a galaxy.
Before a galaxy is created there is only Being and Non-Being. That's all.
That is also why enlightenment is about Being and Non-Being and not about time and Space because both Time and Space and even galaxies are illusions like the dreams you have at night.
Dreams can be beautiful like a heaven realm and when you are in one kind of transition or another they can be difficult but either way they are illusions in the end because only Being and Non-Being are real in an ultimate sense.
Physical bodies come and go but your souls remain. They are from before Galaxies and time and space ever existed in the first place.
You might say, "Well. You grew up as a young creator in another Galaxy didn't you?"
My answer would be "yes" to that question. However, the galaxy you presently live in did not exist before I and the mother of my children Creators created it to be. Before that time and space did not exist (at least in this galaxy).
So, before me there was no Milky Way Galaxy.
And yet, I'm still alive now, this time in human form.
By God's Grace
And whether I live in one body or a million bodies or even billions of bodies throughout time and space or (both) all the time this is true.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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